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Redlove® Odysso

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$39.99 - $39.99
$39.99
$39.99 - $39.99
$39.99
SKU A062G

Malus domestica 'Redlove Odysso'

Swiss breeder Markus Kobelt has done it again! A new member of the Redlove family of red-fleshed apples is Redlove Odysso, which sports gorgeous, dark pink spring blooms and offers late summer fruit that is has a sprightly 2-tone red inner and outer flesh, with a strongly contrasting white band encircling the seed capsule. The shape of the apple is more elegantly elongated, and reminiscent of its early ancestor, the wild Central Asian Malus ‪Niedzweckyana - but the vastly improved flavor and texture is all modern! Red apple sauce, red juice, red cider - the sky's the limit.

Excellent disease resistance for scab. Early bloomer category 1 and early midseason ripener.

Hardy to USDA Zone: 4

Mature Height: 11'-12' (Dwarf)

Sun: Full Sun

Ripening Time: Early Midseason

Pollination: Needs a Pollinizer

Dwarf Rootstock: EMLA 26

Read our Apple Growing Guide

Size: 1 Gallon Pot
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  • Can I grow this in a container?

    For a few years yes, but eventually it will outgrow it.

  • Would the Evereste crabapple work as a pollinizer? Thanks

    Possibly, but an earlier blooming crabapple would be better.

  • What do you mean by needs a pollinizer? Does this tree not produce pollen?

    Most apples require cross pollination to produce fruit. A pollinizer is a variety that can cross pollinate. A pollinator is an insect that spreads pollen between two pollinizers.

  • What pollinizer does Redlove® Odysso need Click to expand REDLOVE® ODYSSO

    The Redlove trees are listed on our pollination chart in the Apple Growing Guide. Anything in Bloom groups 1 or 2 will work great.